KISS ME AT CHRISTMAS
ZEBRA Historical, October 2004
(Book Three in the "Annapolis" Series)
ISBN: 0-8217-7765-3
The Men of Annapolis come home for the holidays in Kiss Me at Christmas, the third story of the officers of the newly founded Naval Academy in Maryland...from beloved historical romance author Sandra Madden.
Sandra Madden’s distinctive writing keeps the pages flowing smoothly and beautifully. She is a remarkable talent …the characters will keep you laughing and loving their antics.
—BJ Deese, Romance Junkies
I picked up the book on a snowy December day and by 10pm when I finished the last chapter I felt my heart would burst from pure happiness. It is a rare author who can makeyou love the characters so much that you can physically feel the love they have for one another.
—Bryna O. Chandler
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THE LIEUTENANT'S WOMAN
ZEBRA Historical, December 2003
(Book Two in the "Annapolis" Series)
ISBN: 0-8217-7527-8
"In this second book of her Men of Annapolis series, Sandra Madden innovatively brings the novel of manners to the post-Civil War era, more specifically to the reopened U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis. The family element and the background danger have just the right touches..."
**** (4 stars)
—Gerry Benninger, RT Bookclub
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THE ADMIRAL'S DAUGHTER
ZEBRA Historical, April 2003
(Book One in the "Annapolis" Series)
ISBN: 0-8217-7526-X
When Nantucket whaler Benjamin Swain joins the Navy, his plan is straightforward. Work his way up to officer, marry a pleasant woman and use his newly honed skills to design revolutionary ships for the Navy. Beginning as a lowly seaman, his first assignment is to teach sailing at the fledgling Naval Academy at Annapolis, a simple enough task. Until he meets Sophie Harrington, the admiral's daughter.
Impulsive and rebellious, Sophie is also beautiful, a fact Ben vows to ignore. Nothing will ruin his well-laid plan quicker than an entanglement with his superior's only child. But Sophie, balking at her father's insistence that she marry an officer and dreaming of writing a novel, is determined to learn to sail. Ben is the logical teacher - but nothing like the man he knows her father envisions for her. Arguing with Sophie is like shouting at the wind, however, and soon Ben wants nothing more to silence her protests with kisses, so she can hear him say "I love you."
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